Once upon a time, nestled deep in the heart of an enchanted forest, stood a bewitching cabin. This cabin, with its rustic charm and mystical aura, had been home to many stories, both true and fantastical. Legends whispered tales of the magic that resided within its walls - a power that had been passed down through generations. The cabin itself seemed to have a life of its own. Its weathered exterior, adorned with overgrown vines and moss-covered stones, told stories of countless seasons passed. Its creaking wooden floors and flickering candlelight created an atmosphere of anticipation and wonder.
Skill Level – Easy
This pattern is available individually, or you can get it in the ebook The Witch Wizard Academy Primer Year 1 5 patterns 5 classes with mini magic lessons. When the hat is big enough to fit around the intended head, continue working and increasing at the end of every round a little further, so the hat will come down to the wearer s ears.
Its creaking wooden floors and flickering candlelight created an atmosphere of anticipation and wonder. However, it was not until one fateful night that the cabin revealed its true magic. As an old mage stumbled upon this hidden gem, he sensed the ancient energy emanating from its very foundations.
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This pattern is available individually, or you can get it in the ebook:
The Witch & Wizard Academy Primer Year 1
5 patterns & 5 classes with mini magic lessons! ♥
Patterns included in this e-book are:
- Professor Meow-gona-cowl (Transfiguration Class)
- A Practical Witch Hat (Potions Class)
- Broom Riders (Flying Class)
- Moon Phase Scarf (Astronomy Class)
- History of Magic Book Bag (History of Magic Class)
Welcome to Witch & Wizard Academy! You are in Potions Class. As part of your lesson, you will be making a very practical witch hat. I think you’ll find this hat quite handy to wear as you mix your own special blends, brews and potions.
Owl Experience Level: one OWL (beginner)
Sizes:
Child 19” head circumference
Adult 22” head circumference
If directions differ, Adult size will be in parentheses.
Finished measurements: measured pressed flat.
CHILD:
Before felting: 19” wide (at widest part of brim) x 27” high.
After felting: 12” wide (at widest part of brim) x 17” high.
ADULT:
Before felting: 24” wide (at widest part of brim) x 33” high.
After felting: 15” wide (at widest part of brim) x 22” high.
Yarns used: Worsted weight wool such as:
Cascade 220, 100 g - 220 yds - 200 m, 100% Peruvian Highland Wool.
MC: BLACK color # 8555 - 2 skeins
NOTE: hat is felted in the washing machine so be sure to get something that is 100% wool or other animal fiber. (Though please note that other animal fibers will felt differently.)
Tension/gauge:
Before felting: Work 16 sts and 20 rows to measure 4x4”
in St stitch using US 10 or 6 mm needles.
After felting, work will shrink down to about 20 sts & 24 rows in 4x4”. Use needles necessary to get gauge.
Notions:
A pair of US 10 (6 mm) circular needles 24” long,
A set of US 10 (6 mm) dpns,
stitch markers, tapestry needle. Optional: enough wire to go around the outer brim of hat. The hat doesn’t need to be wired. The first picture in pattern shows hat wired, the second pic shows not wired. If you go for the wired option get a needle & matching thread too. (The wire is simply whipstitched along the top edge of the brim.)
Tiny owl stitch dictionary:
dpns: double pointed needles
i-cord: knit sts. Don’t turn work. Slide work down to other end of dpn. Bring yarn around back and knit sts again.
k: knit
k2tog: knit the next two stitches together.
MC: main color
pm: place marker
St st: stockinette/stocking stitch. k a row, purl a row.
st(s): stitch(es)
(WS): wrong side
The brim is quite floppy, so to finish and make it lie better when worn, I threaded thin wire (for jewelry making) through the very edge of the hat.
With a heart filled with curiosity and a desire to unlock its secrets, he resolved to cast a spell on the cabin. The mage delved into his knowledge of the mystical arts, drawing symbols in the air with his wand and uttering incantations that had been passed down to him. He wove together threads of moonlight and whispers of the wind, invoking the spirits of the forest to bless the cabin with an even greater enchantment. The spell took hold, causing the cabin to come alive like never before. The flickering candlelight danced with delight, casting ethereal shadows on the walls. The creaking wooden floors harmonized into a haunting melody that seemed to whisper secrets from the past. Vines and flowers crept along the walls, intertwining to create floral tapestries that seemed to breathe with life. In the heart of the cabin, a hidden library emerged, its shelves filled with ancient tomes and spellbooks. These books contained forgotten knowledge and forgotten tales, waiting to be discovered by those daring enough to enter. The cabin had become a sanctuary for seekers of wisdom and harbinger of inspiration. Visitors who stumbled upon this bewitching cabin were greeted by its warm embrace and open doors. Here, they could retreat from the chaos of the outside world and immerse themselves in the enchantment that resided within. Whether seeking solace, creativity, or simply an escape from reality, all who entered left with a renewed sense of wonder and a touch of magic in their hearts. In the end, the spell cast upon the bewitching cabin enhanced its allure, drawing in those who longed for a taste of true enchantment. The cabin, with its ethereal beauty and mystical aura, stood as a testament to the timeless power of magic and the incredible wonders that lay hidden in even the most unassuming of places..
Reviews for "Lost in Magic: Embracing the Bewitching Cabin's Otherworldly Atmosphere"
1. John Smith - 2/5 - I was very disappointed with "Cast a Spell on the Bewitching Cabin". The plot was predictable and the characters were bland. I kept waiting for something exciting to happen, but it never did. The writing style was also not to my liking, as it lacked depth and emotion. Overall, I found the book to be quite dull and would not recommend it.
2. Sarah Johnson - 1/5 - I found "Cast a Spell on the Bewitching Cabin" to be incredibly boring. The story dragged on and I struggled to stay engaged. The characters were one-dimensional and their actions felt forced. I also didn't enjoy the writing style, as it lacked creativity and originality. I was really hoping for a captivating and enchanting read, but unfortunately, this book did not deliver.
3. Emily Davis - 2/5 - I was expecting "Cast a Spell on the Bewitching Cabin" to be a thrilling and mysterious read, but I was sorely disappointed. The plot was predictable and lacked originality. The characters felt flat and I had a hard time connecting with them. Additionally, the pacing was off, with slow moments dragging on and action-packed scenes feeling rushed. Overall, this book did not live up to my expectations and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
4. Michael Thompson - 2/5 - Despite the intriguing title, "Cast a Spell on the Bewitching Cabin" failed to captivate me. The story lacked depth and the characters were forgettable. The writing style felt rushed and I found myself skimming through pages, hoping for something interesting to happen. While the concept had potential, the execution fell short. I was left feeling disappointed and unfulfilled after reading this book.